Last Week At Navy Federal (NFCU). Any questions?

[Anonymous]

leonel9 

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@Anonymous wrote:

So I have one week left at NFCU before I move on to another job I recently accepted. Does anyone have any burning questions about Navy Federal I could try to research/answer before I no longer have access to back office employees? Just throwing it out there.

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will nfcu let you be an authorized user if you filed for bk7?

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

leonel9 

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@Anonymous wrote:

So I have one week left at NFCU before I move on to another job I recently accepted. Does anyone have any burning questions about Navy Federal I could try to research/answer before I no longer have access to back office employees? Just throwing it out there.

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will nfcu let you be an authorized user if you filed for bk7?

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Yes. I am one, on three different accounts.

[Anonymous]

This was super nice of you...thank you and best wishes at the new gig!

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

leonel9 

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@Anonymous wrote:

So I have one week left at NFCU before I move on to another job I recently accepted. Does anyone have any burning questions about Navy Federal I could try to research/answer before I no longer have access to back office employees? Just throwing it out there.

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will nfcu let you be an authorized user if you filed for bk7?

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Yes. I am one, on three different accounts.

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thank you for your response. and thats good news for me lol

[princessminor]

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@princessminor wrote:

Not sure If I'm late with my  quesiton, but I see everyone recommend NFCU.  My husband was in the reserves back in the day and received an honorable discharge.  Will he be eligible do you know?  Thanks in advance.

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Your husband is a veteran, and so he is therefore eligible. You are too, as an immediate family member of a veteran. If you're near a branch, I would bring in his veterans ID and open up your account(s) in person. The veterans ID isn't required, but it certainly makes things easier in case there's doubt.

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So sorry leonel9 just seeing the reply.  Thanks so much for responding.  I don't think he's a veteran only becuase I think he was in the reserves for only 1 yr with an honorable discharge.  Can you be a veteran with only 1 yr service?  Thanks in advance.

[Anonymous]

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@princessminor wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@princessminor wrote:

Not sure If I'm late with my  quesiton, but I see everyone recommend NFCU.  My husband was in the reserves back in the day and received an honorable discharge.  Will he be eligible do you know?  Thanks in advance.

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Your husband is a veteran, and so he is therefore eligible. You are too, as an immediate family member of a veteran. If you're near a branch, I would bring in his veterans ID and open up your account(s) in person. The veterans ID isn't required, but it certainly makes things easier in case there's doubt.

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So sorry leonel9 just seeing the reply.  Thanks so much for responding.  I don't think he's a veteran only becuase I think he was in the reserves for only 1 yr with an honorable discharge.  Can you be a veteran with only 1 yr service?  Thanks in advance.

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He should be fine if he has an honorable discharge. There are a few ways to define a veteran which I won't get too much into (e.g. anyone who was a servicemember vs. someone who was active duty for X amount of days). If proof was requested (unlikely), a DD214 showing an honorable discharge would be that proof.

[princessminor]

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@princessminor wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@princessminor wrote:

Not sure If I'm late with my  quesiton, but I see everyone recommend NFCU.  My husband was in the reserves back in the day and received an honorable discharge.  Will he be eligible do you know?  Thanks in advance.

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Your husband is a veteran, and so he is therefore eligible. You are too, as an immediate family member of a veteran. If you're near a branch, I would bring in his veterans ID and open up your account(s) in person. The veterans ID isn't required, but it certainly makes things easier in case there's doubt.

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So sorry leonel9 just seeing the reply.  Thanks so much for responding.  I don't think he's a veteran only becuase I think he was in the reserves for only 1 yr with an honorable discharge.  Can you be a veteran with only 1 yr service?  Thanks in advance.

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He should be fine if he has an honorable discharge. There are a few ways to define a veteran which I won't get too much into (e.g. anyone who was a servicemember vs. someone who was active duty for X amount of days). If proof was requested (unlikely), a DD214 showing an honorable discharge would be that proof.

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Thanks for info leonel9!  He has the honorable discharge certificate as proof.  Will look into this.